romo

9.4

WotN. Super-placey without being specific. Ultra-fine burgundy that impresses by being uncomplicated. — 3 months ago

Benjamin Jarzombek

9.1

Fantastic bottle. Unique but approachable, and it goes down too easy when ice cold. Enjoyed alongside a fantastic seafood paella and it was the perfect compliment. — 9 months ago

Yaw Awuku

9.3

Easy drinking at its best! Light and juicy, but by no means superficial. Dark berries, Cherry, some earthern notes and pepper. Gentle flow with medium acidity on the palate, tanins finish with a short and finely dosed grip. — 2 years ago

Steve Rura

9.1

Elegant, crisp, complex, saline. Great choice from the Cote de Beaune — 3 years ago

Kelly Krok

9.5

Very smooth Malbec — 4 years ago

with Joe

Claire Bear

9.9

WhAt ThE FUuuuu?!?! Such a good wine! Feel’s like a refreshing Kombucha!! Guilt free bc it feels so healthy and natural and light as air! One of my new faves ever! — 5 years ago

Hickoryburger

9.2

Delicious, even better on day 2. Won't last forever and definitely not like any Coche I ever drank — 6 years ago

Sandy Wolf

9.6

Delicious red wine from Toulouse — 3 months ago

Conrad Green

9.6

Gloriously intense and tasty. Lemon oil, sizzle, punchy zesty acidity. Gorgeous stuff. — 5 months ago

with Chris, Matt and 2 others

Mark S.

9.1

Ample deep strawberry, tree aroma. Good balanced among sweetness, acidity and spiciness. Tasty. 2019 @1950, Kping, 230214-230323 — 2 years ago

Lee Pitofsky

9.5

Third time having 2015 in the last 6 months. This bottle happened to be particularly more muted aromatically than previous bottles but a lengthy decant finally reveals its deep and intense layers of ripe stone fruits, toasted hazelnuts and smoky minerals. On the palate there’s such great texture, density and depth that you just don’t find in village outside of Ente and Coche. It’s always special to experience these two. 2015 notably gains significantly in both volume and focus with air and the ripeness of the vintage is balanced by racy citrusy acids. A triumph in 2015 village Meursault. Just be sure to give it plenty of air! — 3 years ago

Doug Powers

9.9

Last bottle of six 1990 Coche-Dury Meursaults acquired on original release from KLWM. This one is absolutely classic, piercing aromas of minerals and aged fatness, while color belies it’s age, extraordinary depth and precision and, still, freshness and complexity, finish goes on pretty much forever. Likely the very last bottle of this superb producer’s Meursault I’ll ever be privileged enough (or wealthy enough) to try, this one is an absolutely near-perfect ride, great with large Gulf Coast shrimp my wife procured today. An absolute WOW wine!!! — 5 years ago

with Jim

B

10

2017 Niepoort Branco. HB for Barry M. Not as good as the last bottle, but still delicious. Lean and fresh. — 6 years ago

KCG

9.3

Le Duc, Paris — 4 months ago

Peter Sultan

9.0

Grainy small blackberries & black cherries on the nose and palate- vibrant & satisfying. Deeper extraction than I remember from past vintages — 7 months ago

Jake

9.3

Juicy and tart red fruits. Well balanced, medium bodied with some funk. — 9 months ago

with Brooke

Peter Sultan

9.1

Saumur cab franc that drinks more like a Sauvignon- it’s powerful, builds intensity, & linear somehow even though it maintains it’s light/medium body. What a find. Never heard of producer. Mature raspberries, blackberries & just a balanced purity of fruit that hooked me. curiously devoid of those pencil shavings or green notes typical in cab franc. For about 17$ an outrageous value & can’t wait to try their more expensive cuvées. — 2 years ago

with Owen

Michael Herzog

9.0

Really nice balanced Bourgogne. This is always consistent for me. — 5 years ago

Gilbert Van Hassel

9.1

Of course way too young and very different from the dad’s style, a lot less toasting, little or no reduction. Still beautiful minerality but for me no longer worth the JF Coche Dury prices. — 6 years ago

Jean Herndon

8.9

2017 tart, minerality 12.5% $30/Minimo — 6 years ago